THE WAR

Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 November 1915, Page 3

THE WAR

1 I hxkuhuc xKLKanAi'u—coi'jfmanr.i j i'PBU l'UKSifci ASSOCIAIIOti ! THE BALKAN STATES. e Paris, Nov. 2-1. The Serbian Government has remov--1 od to I'rizrend andi "the diplomatic corps has gone to Ipek. • ' Official.—-The'Serbians have reoccupiixl the \'eles-Prilep line and are now advancing towards Babuna Pass. M. Cochin has returned from Salonika, and is rc-visiting King Constantino. Tho Serbian War Minister has arrived ' at Salonika to confer with the Allies. Uigid censorship of Athens news is .still enforced. London, Nov. 21. Ten German divisions have been withdrawn from tho northern front towards the Balkans. What the Russians are undertaking in the Balkans cannot yet be revealed, 'but it i« in all respects fully adequate to requirements. Amsterdam, Nov. 21. A German semi-official mossago say? Russia is preparing a llalkan army •/ 200,001) at Odessa. SO.OOO at Heni, am! 70.000 at Ismail. Karly events are o\"])octpd in tho neighbourhood of t.h .■ Uoumauian frontier. Geneva. Nov. !M. According to the usually well-inform-ed noAvt-jpnper La Sniss,-. itnli.-m Ironps have begun hnlins; in Albania. GKTBIAN CtJUTfiT.H SUNKPotroyrnd, Nov. 23. Russian torpedoers sank a German cruiser of 9000 tons patrolling near Windau. There was 180 of the civw drowned and 20 saved. 'flip Russian deadly "unfirc made tho action short HiiMigli tho cruiser had several -1-inHi guns. I GK!H!\X Hi'-l'Oin , . Amsterdam, Nov. 23. A German communique sayt-:—We finllici , drove h;>ek "{he •:■'> : • ir:- n 'it' i.ii Mitio\-it/,a. and norlh : east and li'irtli of taku-g prisoner I'iOO. Tht v Bulgarians nre advan;:in;i south-east of I'rislitiiui.